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DIGITAL AUDIO sa COMPACT DISC (AUDIO) sa COMPACT DISC PLAYER (AUDIO) sa DIGITAL AUDIO RECORDER sa DIGITAL-TO-ANALOG CONVERTER (AUDIO) xx ANALOG/DIGITAL CONVERSION xx AUDIO xx COMPACT DISC (AUDIO) xx DIGITAL ELECTRONICS Living with CD. Tips on reconfiguring an audio system to get the most out of digital audio. Understanding error correction in digital audio recording. CD group delay corrections. An analysis of new anomalies arising from digital processing and some suggested remedies. High quality (semi-professional) analog and digital recording equipment for the amateur. What is available. Passive filters for digital audio. Design and build your own. An external preregulator (power supply) for digital audio applications such as Audio Alchemy's Digital Transmission Interface (DTI). Review of Monarchy Audio's jitter-suppression devices, the DIP (Digital Interface Processor) and the DIP Super Drive. Review of the evaluation boards available from Analog Devices to experiment with and evaluate their AD1890 family of Asynchronous Sample Rate Converter chips. Includes tips on applications and modifications. Review of the Digital Antidote, a "black box" passive filter designed to correct the phase distortion inherent in CD reproduction. Get on the bus. An introduction to the I2S Philips bus standard, a three-line serial bus used in CD players, videodisc players, CD-ROMs, etc. Part 1. Get on the bus. An introduction to the I2S Philips bus standard, a three-line serial bus used in CD players, videodisc players, CD-ROMs, etc. Part 2. Much ado about jitter. How jitter affects a digital audio system. How to measure the amount of jitter and tips on how to minimize it. Understanding the S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format) and AES/EBU (Audio Engineering Society/European Broadcast Union) interfaces for transmitting serial digital-audio data through a single transmission line. DASP-2002 digital audio signal processor. Include this circuit in every S/PDIF link between two digital audio devices (CD player, DVD player, CD recorder, or MD recorder). It allows modification (bypassing) of the copybit and serves as a universal processor for digital audio signals. Creative uses for "a universal digital out". Expand the flexibility and usefulness of your audio equipment with digital output. How to interface with the DAC circuit. A tube preamp for 24-bit computer-based soundcards like those found in digital audio editing and multitrack equipment. Ditherizer. Give digitized audio the ambiance of the original analog signal by placing this circuit between the source and the output device. The "ditherizer" mixes a pink-noise output with the signal to be digitized and improves the "fidelity". Digital audio basics. How it works for videomaking. | |||||||||
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